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Three ways China can make the New Silk Road sustainable

An oil tanker drives through desertified land in Hengshan county, northwest China's Shaanxi province June 1, 2011. China is on track to cut its energy intensity - the amount of power consumed for every dollar of economic output - by 20 percent from 2005 levels, a Chinese environmental policy expert said on Tuesday. REUTERS/Rooney Chen (CHINA - Tags: ENERGY ENVIRONMENT BUSINESS) - GM1E7611TPW01

Can the project bring green transformation to the countries that sit along the New Silk Road? Image: REUTERS/Rooney Chen

Shouqing Zhu
Head of China Climate Action, World Economic Forum
Sha Song
Partnership Specialist, China Climate Action, World Economic Forum
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